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    How to make a Tri Shutter Card

    Score at 2”

    Cut line Cut line 12


    at 1 3/4” at 1 3/4” inches
    from from long
    edge edge
    starting Score at 4” starting
    at the 2” at the 2”
    score score
    mark to mark to
    10 “ 10 “
    score score
    mark mark

    Score at 8”
    1. Start with a 6” by 12” piece of cardstock.
    2. Score paper at 2”, 4”, 8”, and 10”
    3. Cut lines as shown in diagram 1 3/4” into cardstock on
    both sides starting at 2” line to the 10” line.
    Score at 10”
    4. Fold the top and bottom flaps in the opposite direction as
    you fold the middle flap.

    This is the base for your card to decorate.

    6” Wide

    Guidelines for diagram


    Diagram is scaled at 50%
    Dashed lines are cuts
    Straight lines are score marks

    Example is shown with an 8 1/2 x


    11 inch sheet of paper

    Directions by Jayni Majaski


    www.JayniMajaski.blogspot.com

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